Yet Another Track IR stuttering when panning thread

[The_Nephilim]

Hnmmm, Do you have VSync enabled anywhere in nvidia CP or ingame? if yes try and turn it off. have you tried a fram cap besides VSync ?

[wolfitoXtreme]

2 minutes ago, The_Nephilim said:

Hnmmm, Do you have VSync enabled anywhere in nvidia CP or ingame? if yes try and turn it off. have you tried a fram cap besides VSync ?

Nvidia both things, tried on/off, can give it another try though.

[wolfitoXtreme]

11 hours ago, Czar said:

Have you overclocked your CPU or RAM...or GPU? If so, undo it all and try DCS again.

I had this problem with a pristine system, fresh windows installation too, I did try Expo and lowering ram speeds after that, done a couple of "recommended" things with the processor, no gain no lose in this matter, as I said it was behaving like that from scratch otherwise I would never have messed with those things, other than the trackIr panning stutters I see no other problem with the system, no blue screens, nothing I did run some Cinebench and other benchmarkings, did some basic memory test, latencymon, nothing came out, I can clear the CMOS but I lean towards to run some stability tests with OCCT before doing so and perhaps some disk as well, I wish knowing if something is actually broken was easier than this.

[Czar]

13 hours ago, wolfitoXtreme said:

I do not have means to check the mouse polling rate, its a basic Logitech M90 mouse, I got this from a web app that allegedly measures that:

I have the same mouse as a backup stored in a closet . I tested it in DCS a while ago, it is flawless. It is a very smooth mouse over a proper surface. 
Some sites says it has a polling rate of just 125hz. https://www.flipkart.com/logitech-m90-corded-mouse-wired-ambidextrous-optical-gaming/p/itm9f5e3227d7082

It is actually sealed in a box, the previous one I gave it to someone else:

I opened it up and tested on this site : https://cpstest.org/polling-rate-test/

I gave me a max of just 145hz of polling rate while moving it around.

It might be not too helpful as I run a setup at 40 fps locked for personal reason but I ran your P-51 track and found zero stutter when your POV moved around. I wanted to share because I recorded it and uploaded it at a good quality for you to see and compare. Another person can quickly confirm if your track is smooth at high refresh rates.

Something seems to be related to rendering on your PC instead of input.

[wolfitoXtreme]

2 hours ago, Czar said:

I gave me a max of just 145hz of polling rate while moving it around.

Tnx, I just did the same, mine got 130hz max, dunno, is it normal the readings vary for that, like, is not steady, from some value up to, but not the same even the mouse is moving constantly?
 

2 hours ago, Czar said:

It might be not too helpful as I run a setup at 40 fps locked for personal reason but I ran your P-51 track and found zero stutter when your POV moved around. I wanted to share because I recorded it and uploaded it at a good quality for you to see and compare. Another person can quickly confirm if your track is smooth at high refresh rates.

Something seems to be related to rendering on your PC instead of input.

No worries... I appreciate a lot you doing this this, thanks

Edited 23 hours ago by wolfitoXtreme

[Czar]

26 minutes ago, wolfitoXtreme said:

Tnx, I just did the same, mine got 120hz max, dunno, is it normal the readings vary for that?

Highly depends on the method to take the readings. See the website I linked for. The method you took was maybe with averaged values.

I yanked it hard to get the maximum of 145hz. Usually it read on the 100s to 110s hz.

Either way I don't think it is the mouse.